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A collection of articles featuring accounts of Liverpool’s rich history including:
- ANOTHER UNBUILT MASTERPIECE? – Michael E Brian
- THOMAS FRESH, INSPECTOR OF NUISANCES – Reg Yorke
- GROWING UP IN HISTORY – Nicholas Murray
- EMILY & ANNIE D BURROWS; Waterloo School Teachers – Andrew Lee Hart
- A MEMORY OF A SEAFORTH CHILDHOOD – Wilfred Murray
- THE RISE AND FALL OF A LIVERPOOL BISCUIT BAKER: John Coleman (1743-1815) – Hannah Barker
- WILLIAM HUTCHINSON (1715-1801) LIVERPOOL DOCK MASTER
“The most significant Liverpudlian of 1797” – Rob Ainsworth - AMERICAN BASEBALL PLAYERS VISIT LIVERPOOL IN 1874 – Gerald Hudd
- THE MAN WHO DROVE THE ROCKET – John Hussey
- KENSINGTON FIELDS, LIVERPOOL, 1835-1901 – Fred Forrest
- MESSRS COWELL AND SHELMERDINE, AND DR CARNEGIE: How Liverpool’s Public Library System Expanded In The 1890s – John Tiernan
- LIVERPOOL’S EARLY WATER SUPPLIES – Neville King
- ‘WE HAVE MORE THAN ENOUGH’ Conditions In Huyton Internment Camp In The Autumn And Early Winter Of 1940 – Jennifer Taylor
- MY PARENTS WERE ALIENS, and so were my grandparents!! – Jacqueline Roland
- THE IMPACT OF THE AIR ATTACKS UPON THE CITY AND PORT OF LIVERPOOL – Stephen A Gent
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